Chris Page
Meteorologist and Weather Presenter at ITV
Meteorologist and Weather Presenter at ITV News Anglia
ITV Meteorologist & Weather Presenter for @ITVAnglia @itvweather. Previously @metoffice. STEM Climate Ambassador. All views my own.☀️🌦🌈🏳️🌈 he/him
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May 31, 2024 |
itv.com | Chris Page
In early May, the Aurora Borealis danced across the night sky and was visible as far south as Kent, Cornwall and the Channel Islands - but there are further treats in store. In just a few days' time, during the early hours of Monday, 3 June, we could see another astronomical delight. It's an opportunity to see six planets parade across the night sky at the same time - known as a planetary alignment. What is a planetary alignment?
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May 31, 2024 |
itv.com | Chris Page
Spring 2024 has been very wet and it surprisingly looks like it will be the warmest on record (which date back to 1884), although for a lot of us it sure hasn't felt that way. As May draws to a close, in meteorology June marks the start of summer, but will the change of season bring a change of flavour to the weather? This weekend actually looks reasonably good for the bulk of the UK. Something we've lacked for quite sometime has been the influence of high pressure.
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May 13, 2024 |
itv.com | Chris Page
Thousands of people were lucky enough to see one of the best and rarest sightings of the Aurora Borealis, also known as the Northern Lights, on Friday night just by stepping outside and looking up. It was confirmed on Saturday that Earth had been hit by a rare "G5 Extreme Solar Storm" by NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center - something which last happened in October 2003.
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May 10, 2024 |
itv.com | Chris Page
For the first time since January 2005, the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center in America has issued a Severe Geomagnetic Storm Watch. It means it could provide one of the best viewing opportunities to see the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) for the whole of the UK. A sunspot, an area of high solar activity, 16 times wider than Earth, has a number of solar flares and complex Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) which are currently hurtling towards planet Earth.
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Mar 13, 2024 |
itv.com | Chris Page
If you are dreaming of those heady days of summer evenings and shorter nights, ITV meterologist Chris Page has some good news for you - we'll soon all be seeing more day than night. Although the sunshine may be in limited supply at the moment, brighter days lay ahead. During March, as we head towards the Spring Equinox, we gain around four minutes of extra daylight each day. That translates to nearly an extra half an hour of daylight every week, depending on whereabouts you are in the country.
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#WarmestDayOfTheYear so far, although it's much cooler across the Scotland and eastern coastal areas of the UK (Met Office to firm up this evening once all the data is in) https://t.co/Kv16i3IciU
RT @chris_alpacas: Sunset this evening in Cambridgeshire with a slight sun pillar @ChrisPage90 @WeatherAisling @itvanglia @metoffice @Cloud…
RT @Stephencheatley: OMG! The #aurora is kicking off in the Lake District https://t.co/Dgq5rhsycF